Burna Boy is once again proving there are truly No Signs of Weakness as he prepares to perform for over 300,000 fans during the North American leg of his world tour.

The Grammy-winning Afro-fusion icon will kick off his 17-city tour on November 12 at the legendary Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Denver, Colorado, and wrap up on December 18 at the Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Canada.

On the tour, he’ll be lighting up some of North America’s most iconic arenas — including TD Garden in Boston (where Burna Boy Day is officially recognized), State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Toyota Center in Houston, and Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C.

Burna Boy’s Global Milestones: A Legacy in the Making

This tour is another chapter in a series of record-breaking achievements that have solidified Burna Boy’s status as Africa’s biggest music export. Some of his most enviable milestones include:

First African artist to sell out a U.S. stadium – Over 40,000 fans at Citi Field, NYC (2024)
First African artist to headline Stade de France – Sold out 60,000+ capacity (2025)
First African to headline and sell out London Stadium – Over 80,000 fans (2023)
Sold out Co-op Live Arena, Manchester – UK’s largest indoor arena
Grammy Award Winner – Best Global Music Album for Twice As Tall (2021)
2+ Billion Spotify Streams – Plus billions more on YouTube & Apple Music
TIME 100 Most Influential People – A global cultural icon
Multiple BET, MOBO, and MTV Awards – Including Best International & African Act

The Music, The Album, The Moment

The tour comes just months after Burna Boy’s upcoming 8th studio album, No Signs of Weakness, drops in July 2025. Leading the album rollout are these powerful singles:

‘Tatata’ ft. Travis Scott – A high-energy fusion of Afrobeats and Brazilian fun

‘Sweet Love’ – A smooth, reggae-inspired record that builds anticipation

These releases showcase Burna’s sonic versatility and set the stage for what may be his most evolved project yet.

From Africa to the World

Burna Boy’s rise is no longer just a Nigerian or African story — it’s a global movement. From stadiums in London to arenas in the U.S., he continues to elevate Afrobeats while breaking barriers for the next generation of African artists.

The No Signs of Weakness tour isn’t just another music tour — it’s a celebration of global African excellence.

 

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